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Report: Fire Will Move From SeatGeek Stadium To Soldier Field

The Fire "will no longer play its home games" at SeatGeek Stadium after occupying the Bridgeview, Ill., venue since '06. Sources said that the team is "expected to play home games in Soldier Field." The club "will likely complete" the '19 season at the stadium before making the move, which "had been hinted for several years." The team "would pay the village" of Bridgeview $60.5M to exit its lease, with a $10M upfront payment and the "balance paid over the next 15 years" (DESPLAINESVALLEYNEWS.com, 5/8).

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